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This Corn Dip Recipe with Green Chiles is a hit at every party or get together. Grilled corn, green chile and cheese make up the base of this Southern inspired dip.
Looking for more dips to feed a crowd? You’ll love my Hot Beef and Bean Dip, this creamy Queso Blanco, or my favorite Slow Cooker Spinach Artichoke Dip.
I am all about a good dip. In my opinion, they are the perfect party food. Whether it’s a birthday party, a sporting event, a holiday – you need a good dip for them all. Whether you are dipping with chips or veggies or fruit – yep, I love them all.
So every summer, this Corn Dip Recipe is a must make for me. I had to squeeze it in one more time this summer when I had some extra fresh corn. And my family gobbled it up in no time flat!
How to Grill Corn
This recipe is best with fresh grilled corn. If you want to make this year round, you can use frozen corn, but I always like it best with grilled corn. So here is how I grill corn for this recipe.
- Heat your grill to medium heat. I like to let it heat up for 5-10 minutes to make sure it is hot.
- Shuck the corn and clean off all of the silk.
- When the grill is hot, place the corn on the grill.
- Grill for about 10 minutes, turning a few times to cook it evenly. You don’t want to overcook the corn, as it won’t be as juicy.
- Let the corn cool before cutting the kernels from the cob.
Ingredients in The Corn Dip Recipe
Here are the other ingredients you’ll need for this recipe:
The grilled corn, cut off of the cob
Mayonnaise
Sour cream
A mix of cheese – I like cheddar and pepper jack
Chopped green chiles – I use a can, unless I happen to have fresh chiles on hand
Green Onions
Cumin
How to Make This Fresh Corn Dip
The only real work you have for this recipe is grilling the corn. This is a really easy recipe!
- Stir together the mayonnaise and sour cream. Add in the cheese, green chiles, green onions and cumin and stir to combine.
- Add in the cooled corn that has been cut from the cob.
- Taste and season with salt as needed. Don’t go too crazy, as most chips are quite salty.
- Refrigerate the dip until needed. It can be served straight from the refrigerator.
More Fresh Corn Recipes
Cheddar Corn Fritters
Grilled Mexican Corn on the Cob
Potato Salad Recipe with Corn and Poblanos
Mexican Corn Salad
Fresh Corn Salad
Tilapia with Roasted Corn
Potato Corn Chowder
Corn Dip Recipe with Green Chiles
5 from 1 vote
Author: Deborah Harroun
Prep Time: 15 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes minutes
Servings: 12 servings
Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: American
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This Corn Dip Recipe with Green Chiles is a hit at every party or get together. Grilled corn, green chile and cheese make up the base of this Southern inspired dip.
Ingredients
- 2 ears fresh corn
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/2 cup sour cream
- 1/2 cup shredded cheddar cheese
- 1/2 cup shredded pepper jack cheese
- 1 4 oz can chopped green chiles, drained
- 3 green onions sliced
- 1/4 teaspoon cumin
- Salt to taste
Instructions
Heat a grill to medium high. Shuck and clean the corn, then grill until it is charred, turning as needed, about 15 minutes. Remove and let cool completely, then cut the kernels off the corn cob.
In a medium bowl, stir together the mayonnaise and sour cream. Add both cheeses, the green chiles, green onions and cumin. Add in the corn and stir to combine.
Season to taste with salt.
Serve with tortilla chips, corn chips, or crackers.
Refrigerate any leftovers.
Recipe Notes:
If using frozen corn, you will need about 1 1/2 - 2 cups of corn.
Nutrition information provided as an estimate only. Various brands and products can change the counts. Any nutritional information should only be used as a general guideline.
Nutrition Information
Calories: 153kcal (8%), Carbohydrates: 8g (3%), Protein: 4g (8%), Fat: 13g (20%), Saturated Fat: 5g (31%), Polyunsaturated Fat: 6g, Cholesterol: 15mg (5%), Sodium: 206mg (9%), Fiber: 1g (4%), Sugar: 2g (2%)
Keywords: corn dip
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Debbie says
i love this recipe. The first time I made it using cumin but my friend made it using curry cause she read recipe wrong and actually it’s tasted betterReply
I just found this post while reading your new Tilapia with Corn Recipe (YUM)…and just wanted to say thank you!! Such an inspirational and beautifully written post. Seeing how far your blog has come since you wrote this…WOW!!! You’re doing it! Congrats. And thanks so much for the bite of inspiration! You are one of the blogs that I’ve looked up toward since I started blogging last year. Keep up the amazing work!
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Annalise says
I’ve had this post up in my browser for several days now waiting for time to leave a comment. Love this post Deborah, everything about it. What a great recap of Evo (love all the photos!) and I completely agree that the most inspiration and learning at these conference comes more from the other attendees than from the conference itself. I enjoyed or short chats at Evo and I wished that we saw each other more so we could chat more. I continue to be amazed by you and your blog. Thinking of you!
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Jennifer @ Mother Thyme says
Such a beautiful and touching post, Deborah! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and experience from this amazing event. I am so happy to have gotten to know you through blogging and that is what I always love about doing this, meeting people like you that I wouldn’t have met if it wasn’t for blogging. I truly admire your blog and think you are amazing! I hope one day we’ll be able to meet in person. Until then I’ll have to enjoy a bowl of this amazing dip! 🙂
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What a lovely post Deborah! Your thoughts and feelings are so beautifully written. I feel the same way sometimes. I work so hard on my blog and at doing my freelance work and I sometimes feel that other people that haven’t been blogging as long have more likes, comments, opportunities, etc. But this is a competitive industry and it drives me to be the best I can be! And that’s what I do, just put my heart, into this passion and give honest work. And because of this I think that I have been blessed with the opportunities I have been given and will hopefully gain more opportunities in the future. I love your blog and wish you continued success, Deborah. So glad you had fun at your first blogging event. I am headed to my first one next year (Blogher Food) and hopefully we will get to meet at one soon!
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Deborah,
I thank you so very much for your honesty about your feelings and insecurities. I have those ALL the time about my blog, that it’s not good enough and doesn’t measure up to all of the incredible blogs I come across every day. I am even hesitant to go to a food blogging conference because of it despite knowing that if I attend, I could really benefit from it. It’s comforting to know that even the most established and creative bloggers such as yourself have the same feelings. I think it just makes us all human.
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Heidi @foodiecrush says
Deb, what a wonderful, sharing post for all of us to enjoy and learn from. I LOVE how honest and heartfelt you are about your life, and that it isn’t all as perfect as our pictures make it out to be. Evo was awesome, and definitely the best part was the time spent with you guys. I respect you so much, and am so glad to have you as a friend. XOXO
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Joanne says
That conference sounds like it was an AMAZING experience. I’m so glad you got to go!
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i loved hearing about the conference–i’m so glad it was such a good time. i think sometimes the blog world can seem cliquish or competitive, so it’s nice to hear about experiences like this!
uhhh and that dip?! WANT!
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teresa says
first of all, your blog is beautiful and amazing. i want to (and often do) pin just about everything you post. second, i know exactly what you’re talking about. i’m the same age as you, and like you mentioned, i’m just now working to get to a place where i can just be okay with me and the level that i’m at. i catch myself constantly comparing myself and i’m really working to stop.
secondly, AMAZING dip! another one i’ll be pinning!
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Bree says
Beautiful pics! What conference was this? Looks great! And t he dip looks pretty darn good too ;0
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Robyn says
Deborah,
You do a great job with your blog! You have an adorable family and they are truly blessed to have you. 🙂 I wish we still lived close, I really miss our dinner group. At least I get to still enjoy your food through your blog! Keep up the great work & never forget that you are an extremely talented woman. If all else fails, just know that I think you are amazing, and an inspiration. <3!
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Awesome post! So glad you shared your experience! And this dip is to die for!
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Deborah says
@Chung-Ah | Damn Delicious, and thank you for being such a regular commenter – it really does mean a lot to me!
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Ruthie Armstrong says
Beautiful wrap up post! AND I’m so glad that you’re as tardy as I was getting it posted 🙂 Your dip looks amazing too! Pinning, right now!!
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Emily says
First, totally pinned this recipe and Barbara’s. Second, beautiful wrap-up post. One of my favorites for sure. I am nearing 40 and still reminding myself not to compare. Someday I’ll figure it out!
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Deborah says
@Emily, I’m pretty sure it’s a lesson that we have to conciously remember all of the time!!
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grace says
sweet post and spicy dip–i couldn’t ask for more. 🙂
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Deborah says
@grace, I do love the sweet and spicy combo! 🙂
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carrian says
See!!! See all of us that love you and what you are doing?! The best part of evo, for me, was spending all of that time together. I feel like I gained a fantastic friend and support. You’re wonderful, and thank you for finally posting my favorite dip recipe. I could swim in it. 🙂
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Deborah says
@carrian, same here – and ditto to you!! 🙂
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Kim Bee says
I love everything about this post. And I’m with Bev, just hand me a shovel too.
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Deborah says
@Kim Bee, thank you! And yes, a shovel would be handy with this dip!
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The dip sounds fantastic. Thanks so much for the sweet mention of my sweet rolls! So lucky to have spent time with you at EVO. I hope all good things are headed your way.
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Deborah says
@Barbara @ Barbara Bakes, thanks. I seriously still think about those rolls. And thanks for allowing me to room with you. I don’t know what I would do without all of my fabulous Utah blogging friends!
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Bev @ Bev Cooks says
Oh my Lord this looks DIVINE. I need a shovel.
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Deborah says
@Bev @ Bev Cooks, you’ll definitely want a shovel for this one!
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Asiya says
What a great post! I would never have thought that you would think your blog was not good enough…I LOVE your blog!!!! Everything is so professionally done but what I love most is that you find time to visit little blogs like mine whose pictures really aren’t very good. I always feel really touched when you leave a comment. Actually I was just telling my husband about your blog last week that I”m always amazed that a blog as good as yours finds time to visit mine and leave a comment..Thank you!
By the way this dip looks awesome..can’t wait to give it a try!
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Deborah says
@Asiya, I’ve always thougth it was important to return the comment love. I know things sometimes get busy and I get impossibly behind, but I think having that relationship with readers is one of the things that makes this all so wonderful! Thank you for your comments, as well. I treasure and am grateful for every comment I get!
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kari says
Amazing, you are absolutely AMAZING. I am so happy to have found this blog and you. You are inspiring, God bless and I pray that everyday something in your life shines just a little bit brighter so that eventually you can also see how you shine!!
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Deborah says
@kari, thank you so much for your comment. I seriously made me smile!!
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Mercedes says
This looks so addicting and delicious! What a great way to use summer corn!
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Deborah says
@Mercedes, it was quite addicting – it seemed like no one could stay away. I know I wanted to eat the whole thing myself!
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Now this is something I could devour in its entirety! Gorgeous Deborah.
I’m glad you’re out of your blogging funk – it wasn’t until after BlogHer here in Seattle that I was able to walk away revitalized and inspired again. Keep up the fabulous work – there are plenty of us rooting for you and adoring everything you do!Reply
Deborah says
@Megan {Country Cleaver}, thank you so much – it always feels good to be inspired. Now I just have to always remember these lessons that I learned!! 🙂
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I love this post, Deborah. I totally empathize with what you’re saying, and this is a great reminder of why I blog and whom I do it for. So thanks! 🙂
Also, this dip is seriously calling my name. I cannot get enough of fresh corn this summer!
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Deborah says
@Stephanie @ Girl Versus Dough, I think that a lot of us struggle with it as bloggers. It does help to know that you aren’t alone, though!!
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Kalyn says
Love seeing all the photos, and the dip sounds really amazing too.
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Deborah says
@Kalyn, thanks! Wish you could have been there!
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Laura (Tutti Dolci) says
Thanks so much for sharing, Deborah. This post really touched me :).
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Deborah says
@Laura (Tutti Dolci), thank you – and thank you for reading and commenting!
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Oooh – this totally sounds up my alley! Love summery dips!!
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Deborah says
@Ali @ Gimme Some Oven, it is definitely perfect for summer. I’m sure it will make another appearance here before summer is over!
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Maria says
Great post-thanks for sharing! I think you are amazing!! And loved the dip:)
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Deborah says
@Maria, thank you – that means a lot!!
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Looks like you made a great dip! After that comment you left me, was wondering what you were going to come up with – looks awesome!
And what a great event and post – wish I was there. One day!
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Deborah says
@Averie @ Averie Cooks, one day we will meet in real life!! And I still want to make your corn dip. I definitely haven’t forgotten about it!! 🙂
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I love this post! What a great message. I don’t have a fancy or popular blog, and some days I get discouraged because I don’t have a lot of readers. But I can’t compare myself to the super popular bloggers out there – I need to remember that this is just a side hobby, and I blog to share my love of baking with others and hopefully I make people smile and encourage some people to get in the kitchen. Thanks for that reminder!!
And p.s. I would LOVE some of this dip – like a whole bowl full. 😉
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Deborah says
@Colleen @ What’s Baking in the Barbershop?!, please don’t get discouraged! I love what you do, and I admire anyone who is a food blogger strictly for hobby – it is a lot of work! Thank you for sharing your love of baking with me!
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@Deborah, Awww, thanks! That is very sweet of you.
Rosa says
A fantastic event and delicious dip!
Cheers,
Rosa
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Deborah says
@Rosa, I really couldn’t get enough of the dip!
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